Ryanair Tétouan Flights Cancelled Winter 2026-2027

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Ryanair Tétouan Flights Cancelled Winter 2026-2027

Ryanair currently offers no flights departing from or arriving at Tétouan beyond the end of October 2026, while its winter schedule is already open on other routes. All six routes operated from Saniat Rmel are disappearing simultaneously from the calendar. Strange, then.

Based on current booking status, Ryanair’s activity at Tétouan airport stops with the end of the summer season. No tickets are offered for winter 2026-2027 on connections linking the city to Madrid, Malaga, Alicante, Brussels-Charleroi, Marseille and Marrakech.

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Calendars published by FlightsFrom show the last flights to Charleroi, Marseille and Marrakech on October 23. Madrid stops on October 24, Alicante on October 28 and Malaga on October 30. None of these six routes currently has scheduling beyond these dates.

Tétouan loses out, Tangier continues

This disappearance does not appear to be linked to a general delay in opening Ryanair sales. From Tangier, the airline continues to display flights to Brussels-Charleroi after October and during the following months. Its calendar offers this connection throughout the winter season, unlike the one departing from Tétouan.

The contrast strengthens the hypothesis of Ryanair’s withdrawal from Tétouan during winter 2026-2027. The airline appears to be concentrating its operations in northern Morocco at Tangier Ibn Battouta airport, which has a larger network of domestic and international destinations.

Ryanair has not, however, published any press release confirming the permanent closure of its commercial base in Tétouan or the permanent abandonment of these six routes. The calendar can still be modified and certain flights could be put back on sale later.

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At this stage, the finding remains clear: after October 30, 2026, no Ryanair flights are scheduled from Tétouan. Without changes, travelers in the region will simultaneously lose three connections to Spain, one to Belgium, one to France and the domestic link to Marrakech.